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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1940

Page

2

Creek Flood Menace Prompts Syracuse Flood Control Plan

The Army Board of Engineers endorsed a $2,685,000 flood control project for Onondaga Creek in Syracuse. The plan, part of the Finger Lakes flood control program, would cost Syracuse $475,000 with the federal share covering the rest. It includes two dams, relocation of utilities, and two new bridges, with Mayor Marvin directing city engineers to study the municipal costs.

Onondaga Creek Syracuse Army Board of Engineers Congress United States Secretary of War Finger Lakes Onondaga— Creek Sterling Cole Bath Clarence E. Hancock John Taber Auburn Cole Canandaigua Lake Keuka Lake Owasco Lake Hammondsport Watkins, Glen Montour Falls Ithaca Board of Army Engineers South Onondaga Marvin Nelson F. Pitts

Six Injured In Holiday Car Crashes

Six people were injured today in Fourth of July automobile accidents in the Syracuse area. Cars driven by Hardy J. Schoen and Bertram B. Parish collided yesterday afternoon, injuring Schoen and two passengers, Norbert and Mrs. Paulus, all taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital. Parish faced a driving while intoxicated charge. Mower was injured when his sedan was hit by a tractor trailer in Fayetteville. truck driver Earl St. Jordan paid a fine after pleading guilty to leaving the scene. Mrs. Barbara Frank sustained a facial laceration in a James Street collision. Operators Louis Dupery and Alfred Ramaneres were involved in another crash at Durston and North Salina.

Hardy J. Schoen Seymour Street Bertram B. Parish Shennard Street South Bay Schoen Norbert Paulus Oak Street Paulus St. Joseph's Hospital Bethedda Fayetteville Corp Melvin Handville George Smith Earl St. Jordan Palmyra Wis Barbara Frank Wilson Street James Street Arthur Avenue Louis E. Dupery Durston Avenue Alfred F. Ramaneres North Salina Street

Nine Die In New York Fourth Of July Holiday

Albany reports nine fatalities from Fourth of July incidents across the state. Drownings total four with three auto fatalities and one fall from a motorcycle. One victim burned to death. Fireworks injuries noted under a new state law banning public use. Names and ages of victims listed by town. A hospitalized fatality and a man found dead in the Genesee River are also reported.

Albany New York Hopewell Junction Howard R. Stevens Billings Pond Poughkeepsie Joseph F. Nicht Arlington Wappinger Creek Jamestown Robert L. Waters Gifford Chautauqua Lake Canal Cuba Paul Takats Olean Cuba Lake Youngsville William Roser Catskill Mountain Road Phillipsport Arthur Schwartz Hamburg Claude Miller Buffalo Editha Sabin Otero Elwood L. Porter Aston Joanne H. Moody Saratoga Springs Glens Falls Norman Girk Genesee River Rochester

Throng Enjoys Water Show At Bellevue Club Pool

A Fourth of July water show at the Bellevue Country Club pool drew a large crowd for diving stunts and swimming exhibitions. Lifeguard Charles Grable set two pool records in the 40 yard and 60 yard events, while Nancy Knodel won the under 16 girls 40 yard race. Diver acts featured Mrs Ethyl Sheppard and Miss Mary Rita Lewis with others including Al Atterbury and John Mesick. Ted Webster of Syracuse University directed the program.

Bellevue Country Club Ethyl Sheppard Charles Grable Grable Nancy Knodel Sally Anne Stark Buffalo Athletic Club Mary Rita Lewis Sheppard Miss Lewis Buffalo Club al Atterbury Rochester John Mesick Pennsylvania Atterbury Mesick James Naylor Bellevue Ted Webster iSyracuse University

Mead Dinner To Draw 1 000 In Central New York

U S Senator James M Mead of Buffalo will be feted by nearly 1 000 Central New York postal workers at a testimonial dinner in the Onondaga Hotel next Saturday night. Postmaster Edmund L Weston says the event has no political significance and will focus on postal legislation. Speeches by Postmaster James H Mackin Donald A Driscoll and others will mark the evening with attendees from Cortland Cayuga Madison Oneida Oswego Jefferson and Onondaga counties.

U. S James M. Mead Buffalo New York Onondaga Hotel Edmund L.weston Mead Weston James H. Mackin Oswego Association of Postal Employes New York State Donald A. Driscoll James J. McNamara Cortland Cayuga Madison Oneida Jefferson Onondaga Mr. Weston

Tigris Circus Set Monday

Syracuse Red Cross will set first aid facilities on McCarthy's Island during the Hamid Norton Circus engagement July 8 to 13 for the Tigris Temple Shrine. A tent, two nurses and a physician will be on hand. Arrangements were made by Harry L Vuillemot. Performances at 2 PM and 8 PM feature 400 acts including a trained seal and a Wild West show starring Lee Powell.

Syracuse American Red Cross McCarthy's Island Hamid-Norton Tigris Temple Harry, L. Vuillemot Tigris Shrine Lee Powell

Births on Independence Day Fill City Hospitals

Eight Independence Day babies were born in Syracuse area hospitals yesterday, with a new home birth at Galeville for Mr and Mrs Parker Stonecipher. Hospital births include a son for Mr and Mrs Harold Capria, a son for Mr and Mrs George Cordin, a son for Mr and Mrs Louis Orlando, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Edward Hayes, a son for Mr and Mrs Thomas Restani, a daughter for Mr and Mrs Ralph DeFurio, a son for Mr and Mrs Edward Gehres, and a son for Mr and Mrs Augustus Holbrook at St Joseph, Syracuse Memorial, Crouse Irvine, and St Mary’s hospitals. A separate theft report notes $150 stolen from Ina Rathburn’s rooming house.

City Syracuse Parker Stonecipher Galeville Harold Capria Pond Street St. Joseph George Cordin Briggs Street Syracuse Memorial Louis Orlando Seward Street Crouse-lrving Edward F. Hayes Jamesville Crouse-Irving Thomas Restani Hawley Avenue Ralph DeFurio Hiawatha Boulevard St. Mary’s Edward Gehres Helen Street Augustus Holbrook Oswego Street St. Mary's

Birth Certificate Frees Boy From Penitentiary

James Canedy a 15 year old Negro from Buffalo was freed from Onondaga County Penitentiary at Jamesville in a court action led by Assistant District Attorney William H. Bowers. He had pleaded guilty to a vagrancy charge and was released after a birth certificate proved his birth date as July 29, 1924. A Buffalo bus ticket accompanied the order for release signed by Judge Frank P. Malpass.

James Canedy Buffalo Onondaga County Jamesville William H. Bowers New York Central Minoa C. H. Flanigan Manlius Este Bowers Frank P. Malpass

Driving Examiners Class Graduation Scheduled Tonight

State motor vehicle examiners in the Syracuse district who attended a special training school will be graduated tonight. Schools conducted in Rochester Albany and New York City reviewed the full driving license procedure and introduced new testing methods. Examiners were judged on appearance equipment condition conduct and written tests. those passing will receive certificates approved by the State Board of Regents.

Syracuse Rochester Albany New York City State Board of Regents Bureau of Public Service Training

Mission Rally Is Held Here

Members of National Christian Missions executive committee were to meet at 4 PM today in the Y M C A building. Benjamin B. Shaver was general chairman, assisted by Rev Dr Lynn J Radcliffe. The Rev Dr Ray Freeman Jenney would officiate at the program committee meeting at 3 30 to discuss speakers for the National Christian Missions conference Jan 5 to 12 in 1941. Plans for the church loyalty crusade beginning with World Wide Communion Sunday Oct 6 were discussed. A citywide visitation campaign led by Rev Archie B Bedford would precede the crusade to increase church attendance.

National Christian Missions Benjamin B. Shaverwil Archie B. Bedford Syracuse

Business Men Ready to Go To Pine Camp

Two Syracuse business men Lt Mercer D Helms and Lt Edward L Austin will train 28 days at Pine Camp with 16 reserve officers of the 89th Field Artillery under Col Charles W Jacobsen. Pine Camp near Madison Barracks will train gun crews survey reconnaissance and occupation of position with French 75s. Helms a banker and Austin a Rock of Ages representative and son of Senator Warren R Austin are long time officers. The Citizens Military Training Camp opens at Fort Niagara with 120 Syracuse-Onondaga youths and eight local men joining to aid defense plans.

Syracuse Mercer D. Helms Brattle Road Edward L. Austin Pine Camp Helms Lieutenant Austin 89Th Field Artillery Charles W. Jacobsen Madison Barracks Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Austin Rock of Ages Corporation Warren R. Austin Burlington W Citizens Fort Niagara Onondaga County

Evangelistic Service by Tebo Party at Rescue Mission

The Tebo evangelistic party will conduct a musical service at the Rescue Mission Alliance tomorrow night if weather allows. If conditions are favorable, the meeting will be held on the lot beside the mission buildings. The Tebos founded the Central New York Bible Conference.

Tebo Rescue Mission Alliance Tebos Central New York Bible Conference

Woman and Child Reunited With Families After Wandering

Police returned two lost individuals to their homes yesterday. Mrs. Jenny Barrus, 70, of 8203 South Satina Street, and Joan Mussi, 5, of 921 South State Street, were found wandering in the city. Patrolman James Mulberry located Joan near St. Agnes Cemetery after she had been away about an hour. Joan’s parents were later found at 1053 Highland Street. Joan had wandered from that address before being located. Patrolman Daniel Simmons took Joan home. her family was not present at first but later found at the Highland Street residence.

Jenny Barrus Satina Street Joan Mussi South State Street Dirs Isurrus South Avenue St. Agnes Cemetery James Mulberry Highland Street Mussi Gg Hier Avenue Daniel Simmons Joan

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